Presentation Archive

DH Symposium 2015 presentation materials may be accessed through the links below. The archived materials are in PowerPoint format.

WORKSHOPS

Data Mining with Texts
Michael Black, I-CHASS

KEYNOTE ADDRESS

Challenging the Academy: The Future of the Humanities in a 21st Century Digital World
Dr. Jennifer Guiliano, Assistant Professor of History, Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis

RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS

Data Analysis in the Humanities: Opportunities and Obstacles
Ted Underwood, Department of English

Interpreting Big Data Using Topic Models
Michael Black, I-CHASS

Social Science to the Real World: Impact Assessment of Issue-Focused Public Media
Jana Diesner, Graduate School of Library and Information Science

RESOURCE LIGHTNING ROUND

POSTER PRESENTATIONS

Social Networks in David Mitchell’s Ghostwritten
Shawn C. Ballard, Department of English

Keeping the Conversation Going: Writing in Social Media
John Gallagher, Department of English

Using Social Media Analytics for Outreach
Gillian Grossmann and Kirk Hess, Illinois Digital Newspaper Collections at the University Library

Mapping Human Values: A Network Analysis
Andrew Higgins, Department of Philosophy

Capturing and Recognizing Expressive Performance Gesture
Michael J Junokas, Kyungho Lee, Mohammad Amanzadeh, Constantine Roros, Bentic Sebastian, Yishuo Liu, Matthew Ho, and Guy E Garnett, Illinois Informatics Institute